The LTE-Advanced specification is for up to 100MHz of bandwidth, which need not be contiguous and up to 8x8 MIMO (eight transmit and eight receive antennas) and a maximum downstream bandwidth of 3.3Gbps.

The company has given no indication of how its technology aligns with standards for LTE Advanced, nor when it might be commercially available. Several vendors have demonstrated LTE-A and commercial products are expected to be available in two to three years.

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